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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, November 14, 1967 MAIL VANS REPLACED ee : fs 5 9 -EeE CESER Sa FRESNO, Calif. (AP) -- A lone sight in the Sz BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE |scagwin: alee cite int loffice--has become a thing of | Accused Gets 90 Days = si ser tess |Bakersfield since 1950. Inside clerks sorted the mail. But now! | the vans are being replaced by| | S ons a e Saul e air taxi mail service and section | al centres to serve the small of A 28-year-old Oshawa man,Chesterton Ave. Schwass_ was /fices was sentenced to 90 days fn thejarrested on Oct. 30 as a result Alex Brown Memorial Clinic injof a check by Constable Gerry |than a residence resulted in a Mimico as a result of a brawl/Johnson of the city police lfine of $25 and costs or five in the Cadillac Hotel on Nov. 2 ' avs for Ane aes anal hict ee Bale ga | IMPAIRED days for Victor Cox, 24, of 1624 which involved an assault isk a SA Simcoe St. N. He pleaded guilty city police officer Fifes totalling $600 and costs ig the. ohare eae ' 531 Montrave| Were levied against three'? e char A aa # = ~ wae re ae aY"ldrivers convicted of impaired ve., pleaded guilty charges| driving. of assaulting a police officer, -. a : public intoxication and willful! Owen Albert Kennedy, 36, of davace. : Prince Albert, Ont., pleaded TH ; dante inated' that guilty to the. charge and was he ,evidence indicatec he enn « Re pk when Constable Peter Mandryk fined $200 and costs or 30 days ass re cencernih "| The same fine of $200 and answere a call 'ones ing al, < y 30 ave H disturbance at the hote Brun ee te days bilo levied | : ; cal hi: and ald against Anthony Silvestri, 24, of ton approache hi an é 69 rha q . ns that the woman who had been|™ Duriam St, when he. wa HEADS PROBE at ito} wae bls wie, ie convicted of impaired driving aske¢ leave was his f J ms Tite ' ot df Laurent Picard, a Mont- |then placed his arms around the renner geen pvp? real lawyer, headed a fed- 'officer and pushed him. Wher dave: wae ie eyed se eral inquiry into waterfront |the constable went to arrest Hols Biante 47. of 94 Cadillar jitions. in Montreal. It [pj kicked the officer in thel,.." neon sR Satada ep aid down new rules design- |) the two of them went to ape line go aang guilty ed to increase waterfront /the floor. The evidence also re-) myo; 5 h der é e thr > I eceiv productivity |vealed that Brunton punched the Th 3 hree ati will 1 rer . _CP Wirephoto lof ae Wille thes were on the automatic Department of Trans- t icer while Py were in 8 erie or 5 & floor and kicked him later while port suspensions for three 7 pesipese oe is months in the cruiser . 3 Shirle Seen Brunton's counsel explained, ATTACK "All these charges emanate' Twelve-month suspended sen- from a drunk and alcoholic con: tences with probation were A Ha k dition at the time handed out to two city youths S W who admitted their part in what 30-DAY TERM ; RG . TP a Caen Hine eke was described | as an un- REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (AP) Hawell called dt "ec deanken provoked attack' on a fellow --The major opponents of Shir-!}-aw) rather than a deliberate ene oe ee ae ley T ple Black in San Mateo/attempt to inflict injury."" How David Henry Lee 18. and County special congressional ever, he indicated that "fighting Joseph Beitivache, 1A both of election Tuesday. are striving to/with a police officer on the 3 Townline Rd. § RR. 4 Osh: make the race a referendum on/floor of a public hotel' should awa, admitted pushing, | grab- CHOOSE YOUR CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS NOW AT SPECIAL PRICES AND ENJOY THEM THE WHOLE FESTIVE SEASON LONG! OF ALL THE CREATURES ON EARTH- ONLY MAN co the Vietnam war. bring a_jail_term -- "to indicate! bing' and-punching-the-youth_os Two contenders consistenily|that this type of behavior will' ne walked down Simcoe Street identify Mrs. Black, the former/not be tolerated North on the night of Oct. 14 child film star, as a hawk com-| Magistrae Donald DoddS wren he returned north. later 30 days mitted to escalating the war. sentenced Brunton to the youth was again attacked They are Republican Paul N on the assault onviction and by a-group which included the McCloskey, 40, a' marine vet-/Made it concurrent to the 90/104 accused. On this occasion eran and Navy Cross winner,|days in the Alex Brown Clinic). was kicked, punched and and Democrat Edward Keating,| where Brunton will be treated pushed through a fence founder and former publisher of|for an alcoholic problem. 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Sh be 8 ¥ : 'It's difficult to explain the play without making it sound crude, which it isn't," says Maureen Langridge, who plays "Cyrene," a Lon- don prostitute in the Osh- awa Little Theatre's first 1600 S To Van GALT (CP) -- Premier John} Robarts has announced aj sweeping new education plan}: that will make Ontario's school): boards directly responsible to) the electorate for their spend-\ ing. | Legislation will be introduced), at the next session of fhe legis-|, lature to abolish 1,600 school}, boards Jan. 1, 1969, and consoli-) date control of the province's], education in 100 county-size|' units. t In a speech Tuesday night at), the opening of a Galt school, the], premier said the legislation--ex-|, pected in early February--will |; require the new education units}, to take responsibility for their} own fund- ing by issuing sep-| arate tax bills to the public. At} the present, boards requisition | ; funds they need from municipal): councils. : Mr. Robarts said the move lt would bring the public closer to}, the provincial scliool system. ly "This will insure that the|r ratepayer will be able to hold the appropriate unit of govern-|y ment responsible for the spend-'d ing of tax money." | Ontario now has 1,654 school't k